Best of Kubernetes — March 2024

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    Developer Roadmaps

    Step by step guides and paths to learn different tools or technologies. Join the community at roadmap.sh to access resources and guidance for career growth.

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    100+ Docker Concepts you Need to Know

    The post discusses the concept of containerization, how Docker works, and how to build an image in Docker.

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    Docker Swarm vs Kubernetes

    Automating the deployment pipeline with Docker Swarm and Kubernetes. Containers, pros and cons of Docker Swarm and Kubernetes, and the differences between them.

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    Using Terraform, Kubernetes, and Helm: The Power Trio

    Learn how Terraform, Kubernetes, and Helm work together to streamline and optimize Kubernetes deployments. Discover the advantages of using env0 for deployment management and the best practices for Kubernetes deployments.

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    Top 25 Docker Extensions for Every Java Developer in 2024

    Discover a curated list of Docker extensions for vulnerability detection, monitoring and observability, database tools, testing tools, utility tools, Kubernetes-related extensions, and container management and orchestration.

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    ⎈ From Docker to Kubernetes: Elevating Our Login App 🚀

    This post discusses the process of moving a Dockerized login application to a Kubernetes cluster. It covers deployment using manifest files and Helm charts, accessing the application, leveraging monitoring and management tools like Prometheus and Grafana, managing data persistence and secrets, and the benefits of transitioning to Kubernetes.

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    derailed/popeye: 👀 A Kubernetes cluster resource sanitizer

    Popeye is a utility that scans live Kubernetes clusters and reports potential issues with deployed resources and configurations. It aims at reducing the cognitive overload one faces when operating a Kubernetes cluster in the wild. Popeye is a readonly tool that does not alter any of your Kubernetes resources.

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    The hater’s guide to Kubernetes

    Kubernetes is a powerful tool for running multiple processes, load balancing, and configuring them as code. It can be beneficial for startups despite its complexity. There are alternatives to Kubernetes that may be suitable for some applications.

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    You Need Kubernetes?

    Learn the hard things that are in demand to increase your chances of making good money in the software engineering industry. Consider the benefits of learning difficult skills and the drawbacks of relying on third-party services. Should you learn Kubernetes? It depends on your specific goals and circumstances.

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    Become a Certified Kubernetes Administrator and Elevate Your Career

    Become a Certified Kubernetes Administrator and elevate your career by gaining the CKA certification. This comprehensive guide provides information on the certification, its benefits, and tips for exam preparation. Unlock a world of exciting career opportunities in the realm of container orchestration.

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    Cloud Native Live: Simplifying microservice authorization

    Cerbos simplifies microservice authorization by decoupling the authorization logic from individual codebases into a centralized, highly available service. This approach enhances security, scalability, and maintainability. Cerbos supports JWT access tokens and allows easy management of permissions with YAML policy definitions.

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    When Kubernetes and Go don't work well together

    This post explores an issue encountered when using Kubernetes and Go together, where the Go program is not aware of the resource limits set for its container. The post explains how the issue manifests, provides insights into Go's garbage collector, and suggests a solution using the GOMEMLIMIT environment variable.

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    Kubernetes All in One | Basic Necessary Skill for DevOps

    Master the basic necessary skills for DevOps with Kubernetes.

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    Kubernetes Deep Dive: Exploring Its Architecture

    This post provides an overview of the architecture of Kubernetes, including its control plane components (API server, scheduler, controller manager, and etcd) and node components (kubelet, container runtime, and kube-proxy).

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    Embracing WebAssembly in authorization

    The post discusses the launch and growth of Cerbos Hub, the influence of WebAssembly (WASM) on Kubernetes and cloud-native technologies, the hurdles organizations face when adopting WASM-based solutions in Kubernetes, and Cerbos' approach to leveraging WASM in its solutions.

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    Company forgets why they exist after 11-week migration to Kubernetes

    Xenobroom Inc. undergoes a lengthy migration to Kubernetes, resulting in the company forgetting the purpose of their product.

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    Advanced End-to-End DevSecOps Kubernetes Three-Tier Project using Azure AKS, fluxCD, Prometheus, Grafana, and GitLab

    This post discusses the implementation of an advanced DevSecOps Kubernetes three-tier project using Azure AKS, fluxCD, Prometheus, Grafana, and GitLab. It covers the prerequisites, deployment of cloud infrastructure using Terraform and secure secret management with HashiCorp Vault, and automation of deployment and configuration tasks with GitLab CI/CD pipelines.

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    Cluster.dev: Is it the right Kubernetes Bootstrapping tool for you?

    Cluster.dev is an open-source solution for managing cloud-native infrastructure using templates. It integrates technologies like Terraform and Helm to deploy complex systems. It distinguishes itself from other tools by providing a holistic infrastructure management approach and allowing limitless combinations of tools and workflows.

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    On implementing DevOps and DevSecOps with Nana Janaisha

    Learn about the definition of DevOps, the challenges of implementing it in organizations, and how to promote collaboration between development and operations teams.

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    How to Use Kubectl Port-forward in Kubernetes Applications

    Learn how to use kubectl port-forward to setup port forwarding to applications running on Kubernetes. Understand the difference between kubectl port-forward and kubectl proxy. Discover use cases for port forwarding, such as debugging, accessing web applications, and database access. Find out how to run port forwarding in the background, bind to 0.0.0.0, and stop port forwarding. Learn best practices for using port-forwarding.

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